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IntelVet commented on the diary post Pink Slime and the Belly of the Beast by Phoenix Woman.
Where is the beef?
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IntelVet commented on the blog post Dan Riehl Proves He Is Not Racist By Being More Racist
I am so surprised no one has suggested the logical extension of “stand your ground” is that had trayvon had a gun, he would still be alive, or something.
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IntelVet commented on the blog post Peter Wehner’s Selective Culture Of Life
And the Peter Wehner who excused the invasion and destruction of Iraq by lying and saying that Iraq was “divided, traumatized, and collapsing” before we went in there and divided , traumatized, and collapsed the shit out of it.
and so
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IntelVet commented on the diary post PA Must Reads: Retired Business Editor To Unemployed Youth ‘Get Off My Lawn!’ by ThirdandState.
Seems to me whoever issued the retired editor a diploma should sue to get it back.
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IntelVet commented on the blog post We Will All Be Muslims Before The Niner’s & Ravens Kick Off
I believe this, a public discussion of the
differencessimilarities of Islamic and Hebrew rituals, is what little tits wants to avoid.Chutzpah doing this. I guess she didn’t get a chance to talk with adults, first.
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IntelVet commented on the blog post UC Davis Chancellor Called to Resign After Police Pepper Spray Students
DHS picks up the tab for training and equipment and the temptation to inappropriately use all the those new toys is very great.
Correction.
The 99% pick up the tab, not DHS.
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IntelVet commented on the diary post Intl Banksters to Greece: ‘May we blow up your economy?’ by SenatorGovernment.
What about Iceland?
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IntelVet commented on the blog post Original Original Gangstas
You know, it seems too easy to me.
Either tax the rich or tax the poor and elderly. Who can afford it, the rich or the poor?
Seems like someone way smarter than me can come up with a really simple bumper sticker.
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IntelVet commented on the diary post Occupy Raleigh, NC (Part 9) Kismet by gnomedigest.
Sure are a lot of angels out there.
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IntelVet commented on the blog post Sunday Late Night: BofA Says You Can’t Be Both a Protester and a Customer
IANAL – however, if the front door is considered part of the fire escape plan then locking the front door with customers inside might be a violation, just suggestin’
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IntelVet commented on the blog post In One Alabama Town, Water Service Threatened Without Immigration Papers
This is just plain stupidity even from an economic standpoint.
You think the price of farm goods has increased recently? Just wait.
Of course, the people who implemented the law are the same ones who cleaned out the gun shops when they heard that Russia invaded Georgia.
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IntelVet commented on the diary post Power to the People by welshTerrier2.
I wonder that we should not be “investigating” changes in the way we use energy as a society, so as to even out the fluctuations.
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IntelVet commented on the blog post Tens of Thousands of Anti-Aircraft Missiles Go Missing in Libya
I hope we are using what is happening in Libya as at least a loose template for what might happen in Pakistan should we “invade”.
Only difference? They have nukes.
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IntelVet commented on the diary post Contrast How Occupy Wall Street and Right Wing Protestors Are Treated by NYC by Cynthia Kouril.
We, perhaps, need to stock NYC with wood for guillotines and designate a Bastille.
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IntelVet commented on the blog post Ross Douthat’s “The Lottery”
Not really a fan of violence, but, according to Ross, if we knee-cap him, even if innocent, then other columnists will know that writing such poop will result in them walking crooked? Too?
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IntelVet commented on the diary post What It’s Like to Be a Republican Legislator in California by inoljt.
I guess I must be one of the few here that remember the horrid property tax rates from the sixties where taxes were as much as ten percent of the market value of a home. (actual $12,000 taxed annually on market value of $125,000 property) This, among other abuses, led to Prop. 13. BTW, the [...]
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IntelVet commented on the blog post Republicans Pounce on Solyndra Bankruptcy; Company Got Recovery Act Loans
Of course Obama and the GOP especially Ron Paul don’t think the government should restrict free trade.
Of course we all want “free trade”, as long as it is tilted in our favor. What they are actually advocating is not “free trade” or trade free of all constraints but government intervention virtually guaranteeing reducing the competitiveness of American corporations.
Because our way different health-care systems as well as retirements simply comparing pay differences is false. China subsidizes solar in many different ways that all add up to an insurmountable advantage for China products.
Having a single payer health care plan would, among other issues, actually tend to level the cost playing field, but, the US seems to be locked into a
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IntelVet commented on the blog post Panetta: Kill 20 Leaders, End the War on Terror
On the plane over there this morning, he told reporters that we just need to kill 10 or 20 leaders of al Qaeda and we will “strategically defeat” al Qaeda. (h/t Spencer)
On the plane over there this morning, he told reporters that we just need to kill 10 or 20 leaders of al Qaeda and we will “magically defeat” al Qaeda. (h/t Spencer)
There. Fixed that.
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IntelVet commented on the blog post DSK Case Collapse: Lawyers, Phone Calls & Money the Shit Hits The Fan
All prison conversations are taped, to make sure inmates aren’t doing deals on the inside.
Oh darn. I knew that.
It is the monitoring that seems pretty expensive. Would the prison have turned the tapes over to the DA only for interpretation or would the tapes have been sent to a number receivers, including the defense? or, were the tapes requested by someone?
Sorry to be so ignorant but the intel part of me is intrigued.
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IntelVet commented on the blog post DSK Case Collapse: Lawyers, Phone Calls & Money the Shit Hits The Fan
Let’s posit that the woman was put up to it by persons with a vested interest in removing DSK from the IMF and/or the race to replace Sarkozy.
Jeeze, ya think? :-) Victory for them. They got what they wanted, even to the removal of a potential blackmailer.
Also, bmaz, is it normal to wiretap a person’s telephone in that manner, and, not just as to contact information but content?
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